Considering Windows XP accounts for 53 per cent of operating systems, compared to 22 per cent for Windows 7, I can forsee IE8 becoming another IE6 that will be around for decades.

“Ryan Gavin, senior director of IE business and marketing, said Microsoft would not put IE9 hardware acceleration features in the current version of its browser, IE8 , or back port IE9 to older PCs running Windows XP.”

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<strong></strong> to make things bold
<em></em> to emphasize
<ul><li> or <ol><li> to make lists
<h3> or <h4> to make headings
<pre></pre> for code blocks
<code></code> for a few words of code
<a></a> for links
<img> to paste in an image (it'll need to be hosted somewhere else though)
<blockquote></blockquote> to quote somebody